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MEMORIAL AND MUSEUM AUSCHWITZ-BIRKENAU FORMER GERMAN NAZI
CONCENTRATION AND EXTERMINATION CAMP

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The Auschwitz Museum carries out educational programs directed to representatives of various professional groups, including Government officials, diplomats, lawyers, or the uniformed services. Furthermore, an important area of our activities is the education of socially excluded groups.

Within these projects, you can take advantage of a visit to the Auschwitz Memorial Site, enriched with selected educational activities such as lectures, workshops, multimedia presentations or video lectures. For a better understanding of the history of Auschwitz it is worth using the specially prepared online lessons and numerous publications.

The Museum also organizes numerous conferences and thematic sessions dedicated to the subject of Auschwitz and the Holocaust, addressed to representatives of different professional groups. 

In addition, we encourage you to engage in Voluntary activities, supporting the preservation of the memory of Auschwitz.

Call for Participants: Seminar for Journalists 2026 | 5-8 October

04-08-2026
"History, Memory and Responsibility" is the title of the English-language seminar for journalists at the Auschwitz Memorial. It will take place from 5 to 8 October 2026 (October 5 & 8 are the arrival and departure days; tours on October 8 are optional).

Sinti and Roma Genocide Remembrance Day. 82nd anniversary of the liquidation of the Roma camp in Auschwitz.

03-08-2026
Eighty-two years ago, on the night of 2-3 August 1944, the Germans liquidated the so-called family camp for Gypsies (Zigeunerfamilienlager) in Auschwitz II-Birkenau. Around 4,300 children, women and men, the last Roma prisoners of the camp, were murdered in the gas chambers.

Memoria Magazine no. 106

31-07-2026
'Memoria' is an online magazine dedicated to the history of Auschwitz, the Holocaust as well as memory and education around the world.

European Memorial Sites: Core Declaration

15-07-2026
Below we publish the text of a joint declaration signed by 32 European Memorial Sites connected with crimes committed by Nazi Germany and its collaborators during the Second World War.

Exceptional collection of camp letters written by physician Jan Nowak donated to the Auschwitz Museum Archives

14-07-2026
A collection of letters and documents related to Jan Nowak, a physician from Kraków who, as a prisoner of German Nazi concentration camps, worked in camp hospitals and helped other prisoners, has been donated to the Auschwitz Museum Archives. The documents, including a letter sent from the camp and seven letters sent to the camp by his relatives, were donated on 11 July by Marek Trybulski, owner of the Kraków Numismatic Salon.
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